Bank economists: Credit conditions will hold relatively steady over next six months
While credit conditions are expected to continue softening over the next six months as the labor market faces challenges, they ...
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Bank economists see moderate growth, persistent inflation amid geopolitical uncertainty
ABA’s Economic Advisory Committee expects the U.S. economy to continue expanding through the remainder of 2026 and into 2027. The ...
Bank economists: Credit conditions face continued challenges over next six months
Credit conditions are expected to soften over the next six months as the labor market weakens and inflation persists, according ...
ABA Economic Advisory Committee: Continued slow economic growth this year, modest 2026 gains
“With the labor market weakening and persistent inflation headwinds, the U.S. economy continues to grow at a slow pace,” ABA's ...
Bank economists see emerging risks to growth and inflation
While ABA’s Economic Advisory Committee expects continued economic growth, the committee’s latest forecast recognizes risks emanating from policy changes and ...
Bank economists: Credit conditions expected to improve
For the first time in nearly three years, lending conditions are expected to strengthen over the next six months for ...
Bank economists: Soft landing remains likely, but risks remain
ABA’s Economic Advisory Committee expects moderating inflation to enable the Federal Reserve to reduce the federal funds rate and support ...
Bank economists grow more optimistic about business credit, soft landing
Bank economists are expressing increased optimism about the outlook for business credit and the prospect of a soft landing for ...
ABA: Bank economists grow more optimistic about credit conditions
Bank economists are growing more optimistic about the outlook for credit conditions over the next six months compared to the ...
ABA: Bank economists see recession risk declining
The U.S. economy is progressing along a soft-landing path, according to the latest forecast of ABA's Economic Advisory Committee.
